The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-21
RELENTLESS REAPER.
DEATH REAPS 4 RICH HARVEST ~
ALL CONDITIONS OF LIRE.
Demise Of Furman Upper and Mrs.
Thomas 4. Harrelson A Chapter Of sun
day and Monday Funerals 4 Large At
tendance Of Mourning Friends.


Thomas 4. Harrcls0n 4 Chapter Of sun
day and Monday Funerals A Large At
tendance Of Mourning Friends.
The funeral of Mr. II. A. Phillips took
place Sunday evening at O'Clock from
his late residence, No. lG East Leigh
street The high esteem and respect in
which be was held was evidenced by the
large attendance Rev Mr. Wenzcl, Of
ST. Johns German church, OBLIGATED. and
there was large number Of elegant
floral tributes The remains were Inferred
at Hollywood The following friends
acted as pallbcarcrs Messrs ". A.
SpOtt, II Grmmcl, J.. A Behle, + Sit
terding, f. W f. Franck, George A..
Leonard, II Bruning, and K. j. Nc
Do ell
The funeral Of the late x-Councilman
William H. Scott Of Clay Ward. took
place Sunday evening at Laurel street
Methodist church There was very
large attendance of mourning friends
Rev W T.. Wright ofliciatcd. and the in
terment was at Hollywood The pail
bearers were H. G. and G. A. Osterbind
W II Todd n e. Morgan, Edward
Wade and Mcssrs Blankenship and Humid
ley
Mention was made i'm the TIMES Of
Saturday that Dr. A S. McRae had been
called TO North Carolina on account Of
theillncss of his daughter. Mrs Thomas 4 .
ilarrclson. A telegram was eceiycd sun
day eve ling announcing hcrdeath at ! an
ceygilic Mrs Ann McRac HARRISON was
the youngest daughter Of Dr. A. S.McRae
As "a girl she was Of a sweet and lOvable
disposition. and these charms but incrcas-
cd a- She advanced 90 WOmanheOd As "a
wife and young mother she was all that
the fondest heart could wish. Her
death was great shock, and the
bercaycd husband little children, moth
cr. father, and an so bcrcavcd will have
the sympathy of host Of friends
Her mother is in Texas with Major
I Colin McRae, and the sad news has been
sent 90 her The remains reached the
city Yesterday evening at $50 o'clock.
They were met at the Danville depot by
q number of friends and escorted 10 llOl-
lywOod Rev. $. s.. Lambeth conducted
tine service, at the grave
This community was startled Sunday
evening 90 learn of the death Of Nr. Fur
man Tuppcr Mr. Tupper had been in
bad health for some time, bul The end
was unexpected and sudden The de-
ceased was at bis place of business Sat
urday and was contemplating a "trip TO
Europe for The benefit of his health.
While hc had been suffering from con
sumption. the immediate cause of death
was heart disease he was tt son OF Rev.
Dr n. A. Iuppcr and was am excellent
business man he was polite, courteous,
and general fayoritc bo.h in so ial and
business circles He married Miss W0r-
tham. most lovely and loveable young
lady of This city. and 10 her and all be-
reaycd by This dispensation the hearts
Of our PEOPLE Will go ont in sympathy.
Rev Mr. Lambeth after paying the last
sad tribute of respect to Mrs HARRISON
Yesterday evening, hurried back 10 Cen
teuary church, where at , O'Clock took
place ihc funeral of Mrs. Ida Flippen
Gray. beloved wife of Nh Andrew j.
Gray The church was well filled with
mourning friends. and the floral designs
were very beautiful The intcrment was
made at Hollywood
The funeral of Mrs Mary s. Minson took
place from her late residence yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock
hat of Mrs Paisey Storrs took place
from Mizpah church, I'M llenrico county
sunday evening This venerable lady
was cighty-threc years of age.